Beyoncé announced the “Cowboy Carter” journey

Beyoncé participated in the “Cowboy Carter” to the tour. The star confirmed her concert plan on Sunday morning and caused millions of reactions in a pair of exciting social media posts, but most details caused imagination.

After midnight in the east, the initial video editing of the “Cowboy Carter Tour” popped up on the Instagram page of Beyoncé popped on the Instagram page of Beyoncé popped up in the light, and the portrait of the singer's portrait, the singer's portrait Soon the title “Cowboy Carter Tour Tour 20225”. “The exact date, tickets and location information are still wrapped.

CBS News contacts the singer team to get more details.

Her fans have been looking forward to announced the news. Beyoncé (Instagram's post performed in the Houston NFL competition on Christmas for the first time on Christmas for the first time, and NETFLIX filmed a movie for the special “Beyoncébowl” of the streaming media. The artist was originally scheduled to be on January 14, and later postponed the news because the wild fire destroyed the huge segment of Los Angeles.

Byonce said in a statement at the time: “I continue to pray for the recovery and reconstruction of family traumatic and lost families.” “We are lucky to have brave first responders to continue to protect the Los Angeles community unremittingly.”

Balt's Mo Crow and Houston Dexus — Beyonce (Beyonce) held a halftime performance of the Balto Crow-Histon Texas in the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, 2024.

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Tour announcement falls Grammy Award in 2025 Although the corpse of other Hollywood prizes delayed the ceremony, it will still be held in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Beyoncé nominated this year's Grammy Award, and won 11 nods from the Cowboy Carter of the Conservatory's “Cowboy Carter”. It broke the cultural boundary and first appeared on the billboard music rankings when it appeared last spring. Her latest Grammy nominated Byonce's occupation statistics to 99, and she officially became the most young artist in the history of the award exhibition. It is expected that she will not perform at the ceremony.

The Grammy Awards will be broadcast live on the CBS TV network on Sunday and play on Paramount+at 8pm Eastern time at 8pm.

Emily Mae Czachor

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